dishonourabledishonorable
Everything else the mechanical classes do not explain: shew → show, then → than.
- Puritas changed it
- 1,408 times in 854 works
- Consistency
- 96.7% (1,408 of 1,455)
- Reach if approved
- ~1,530 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Disagrees: dishonourable
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 1,456 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (1,408 changes in 854 works, 96.7% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 1,408)
- Printed… ſtand much upon your immunities, thinke with your ſelves, how baſe, how poore, how diſhonourabledishonorable, how ſlaviſh a life you are like to lead under Paganiſh enemies, who will …With rule… ſtand much upon your immunities, thinke with your ſelves, how baſe, how poore, how diſhonourabledishonorable, how ſlaviſh a life you are like to lead under Paganiſh enemies, who will …
Thomas Barnes · An Alarm to War · p. 18 · Open in the reader
- Printed… It never wrongs any, but rather ſuffers, covers and palliates multitudes of undeſerved and diſhonourabledishonorable injuries. From all this that hath beene ſpoken may wee learne eaſily to confute …With rule… It never wrongs any, but rather ſuffers, covers and palliates multitudes of undeſerved and diſhonourabledishonorable injuries. From all this that hath beene ſpoken may wee learne eaſily to confute …
Richard Bernard · The Ready Way to Good Works · p. 100 · Open in the reader
- Printed… favour unto Players, and in setting forward their lewd…esse, out of a blinde dishonourabledishonorable bounty, put themselves not so much to wonderfull, as to miserable expenses: and among …With rule… favour unto Players, and in setting forward their lewd…esse, out of a blinde dishonourabledishonorable bounty, put themselves not so much to wonderfull, as to miserable expenses: and among …
William Prynne · The Players Scourge · p. 312 · Open in the reader
- PrintedVers. 3. none to bury] which is a thing most dishonourabledishonorable, Eccl. 6. 3. Cōpare herewith, Rev. 11. 2, 9.With ruleVers. 3. none to bury] which is a thing most dishonourabledishonorable, Eccl. 6. 3. Cōpare herewith, Rev. 11. 2, 9.
Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 122 · Open in the reader
- Printed… and would not bee delivered, (Heb. 11. 35.) wilt thou save thy selfe with base and dishonourabledishonorable conditions which they refused?With rule… and would not bee delivered, (Heb. 11. 35.) wilt thou save thy selfe with base and dishonourabledishonorable conditions which they refused?
Thomas Taylor · Christs Victory Over the Dragon · p. 632 · Open in the reader
- Printed… of buriall, the addition of the other intimateth unto us that which is more dishonourabledishonorable in it. Thus under the buriall of our Saviour may be comprehended his foreign and …With rule… of buriall, the addition of the other intimateth unto us that which is more dishonourabledishonorable in it. Thus under the buriall of our Saviour may be comprehended his foreign and …
James Ussher · Answer to a Jesuit in Ireland · p. 310 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Christians that passed this way; yet they used them most kindly, and disdained all dishonourabledishonorable suspicions. True it is, at the first voyage, King Coloman, not out of crueltie …With rule… Christians that passed this way; yet they used them most kindly, and disdained all dishonourabledishonorable suspicions. True it is, at the first voyage, King Coloman, not out of crueltie …
Thomas Fuller · The History of the Holy War · p. 267 · Open in the reader
- Printed… naturall helpes or props; there is no vſe of meat, apparell, ſleepe, beds, ) of diſhonourabledishonorable, glorious, like (in its meaſure) to the body of Chriſt which is the ſtandard …With rule… naturall helpes or props; there is no vſe of meat, apparell, ſleepe, beds, ) of diſhonourabledishonorable, glorious, like (in its meaſure) to the body of Chriſt which is the ſtandard …
Robert Harris · Samuels Funeral · p. 9 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (47)
29 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 28 are listed here. 18 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.
Abrahams Trial A20718
- Printed… childe: for euen the brute beasts themselues doe loue and cherish their owne broode. DishonourableDishonorable to God, as though hee delighted in such cruell and vnnaturall sacrifices, or as …With rule… childe: for euen the brute beasts themselues doe loue and cherish their owne broode. DishonourableDishonorable to God, as though hee delighted in such cruell and vnnaturall sacrifices, or as …
George Downame · Abrahams Trial · p. 43 · Open in the reader
A Saint or a Brute A27016
- Printed… able to make good the grounds of this reproof, and that Holineſs is no DiſhonourableDishonorable thing.With rule… able to make good the grounds of this reproof, and that Holineſs is no DiſhonourableDishonorable thing.
Richard Baxter · A Saint or a Brute · p. 237 · Open in the reader
A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes A34666
- Printed… dung to rot and ſtink upon the face of the earth, a thing, y… DiſhonourableDishonorable to the dead; 2. Loathſome to the living, Pſal. 83.10. 2 Kings 9.38, 37. Jer. 21, 18, 19. Secondly, leaveth the body …With rule… dung to rot and ſtink upon the face of the earth, a thing, y… DiſhonourableDishonorable to the dead; 2. Loathſome to the living, Pſal. 83.10. 2 Kings 9.38, 37. Jer. 21, 18, 19. Secondly, leaveth the body …
John Cotton · A Brief Exposition of the Book of Ecclesiastes · p. 108 · Open in the reader
Satans Temptations in Three Parts A42781
- Printed… them both; now if the Lord be God, ſerve him. Satan's Service is Baſe, DiſhonourableDishonorable, Slaviſh; the Service of God, Freedom, Honour, Life and Peace: there is indeed no …With rule… them both; now if the Lord be God, ſerve him. Satan's Service is Baſe, DiſhonourableDishonorable, Slaviſh; the Service of God, Freedom, Honour, Life and Peace: there is indeed no …
Richard Gilpin · Satans Temptations in Three Parts · p. 170 · Open in the reader
The Right Use of The Name of God in Prayer A44689
- Printed… to be deeply concern'd, how he is thought and spoken of in the world. DishonourableDishonorable reflections upon him are therefore as a sword in their bones. What cannot hurt …With rule… to be deeply concern'd, how he is thought and spoken of in the world. DishonourableDishonorable reflections upon him are therefore as a sword in their bones. What cannot hurt …
John Howe · The Right Use of The Name of God in Prayer · p. 10 · Open in the reader
Of Christian Communion A47305
- Printed… speak softly of destructive Courses, or represent any ungodly Ways or Things, as less DishonourableDishonorable and Offensive to God, or as less Dangerous to Souls, than in the End …With rule… speak softly of destructive Courses, or represent any ungodly Ways or Things, as less DishonourableDishonorable and Offensive to God, or as less Dangerous to Souls, than in the End …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Communion · Open in the reader
- Printed… the Mistakes of Men, in these Points, both more Dangerous to themselves, and more DishonourableDishonorable to Religion. For being so generally known, or easy of Knowledge: There is not …With rule… the Mistakes of Men, in these Points, both more Dangerous to themselves, and more DishonourableDishonorable to Religion. For being so generally known, or easy of Knowledge: There is not …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Communion · p. 18 · Open in the reader
Of Christian Prudence A47306
- Printed… break his o… selves, in the asserting of our own Rights. Now … is Highly DishonourableDishonorable to God and Religio… This Different sense, of what concerns him an… us, shews …With rule… break his o… selves, in the asserting of our own Rights. Now … is Highly DishonourableDishonorable to God and Religio… This Different sense, of what concerns him an… us, shews …
John Kettlewell · Of Christian Prudence · p. 54 · Open in the reader
The Art of Logic and Rhetoric A49581
- Printed… Profitable, or Unprofitable. To the Iudiciall, Iust, or Unjust. To the Demonstrative, Honourable, or DishonourableDishonorable.With rule… Profitable, or Unprofitable. To the Iudiciall, Iust, or Unjust. To the Demonstrative, Honourable, or DishonourableDishonorable.
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 141 · Open in the reader
- Printed… common opinions that men have concerning Profitable and Unprofitable; Iust and Vnjust, Honourable and DishonourableDishonorable; which are the points in the severall kinds of Orations questionable. For as in …With rule… common opinions that men have concerning Profitable and Unprofitable; Iust and Vnjust, Honourable and DishonourableDishonorable; which are the points in the severall kinds of Orations questionable. For as in …
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 142 · Open in the reader
- Printed… not possible: and because there be degrees of Profitable, Unprofitable, Iust, Unjust, Honourable, and DishonourableDishonorable; an Orator must be ready in other Principles; namely, of what is done and …With rule… not possible: and because there be degrees of Profitable, Unprofitable, Iust, Unjust, Honourable, and DishonourableDishonorable; an Orator must be ready in other Principles; namely, of what is done and …
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 142 · Open in the reader
- PrintedCAP. 9. Of the Colours of Honourable and DishonourableDishonorable.With ruleCAP. 9. Of the Colours of Honourable and DishonourableDishonorable.
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 158 · Open in the reader
- Printed… or Dispraise; the proofs are to be drawn from the Elements of Honourable, and DishonourableDishonorable.With rule… or Dispraise; the proofs are to be drawn from the Elements of Honourable, and DishonourableDishonorable.
Petrus Ramus · The Art of Logic and Rhetoric · p. 158 · Open in the reader
A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament A52807
- Printed… Honourable Courtier had not put his Mouth out of taſte for ſo long a DiſhonourableDishonorable Countrey Life: But a good Heart is taught to condeſcend to all conditions, and …With rule… Honourable Courtier had not put his Mouth out of taſte for ſo long a DiſhonourableDishonorable Countrey Life: But a good Heart is taught to condeſcend to all conditions, and …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 434 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Dying by the Hands of a Boy; which, as it was more Ignominious and DiſhonourableDishonorable to Die by ſuch an Hand, ſo it would put them to more torment …With rule… Dying by the Hands of a Boy; which, as it was more Ignominious and DiſhonourableDishonorable to Die by ſuch an Hand, ſo it would put them to more torment …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 121 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Parts,] ver. 9. God wrote their Sin upon their Puniſhment. He Plagued them in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God …With rule… Parts,] ver. 9. God wrote their Sin upon their Puniſhment. He Plagued them in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 228 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Puniſhment. He Plagued them in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God paid their Poſteriours, as Auſtere Maſters do their …With rule… Puniſhment. He Plagued them in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God paid their Poſteriours, as Auſtere Maſters do their …
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 228 · Open in the reader
- Printed… in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God paid their Poſteriours, as Auſtere Maſters do their dull Puny-boys.With rule… in their DiſhonourableDishonorable Parts, for placing his Ark in a DiſhonourableDishonorable place, by their DiſhonourableDishonorable Dagon: God paid their Poſteriours, as Auſtere Maſters do their dull Puny-boys.
Christopher Ness · A Complete History and Mystery of the Old and New Testament · p. 228 · Open in the reader
Sermon 15 November 1697 A60152
- Printed… whether there be any thing that you unite for, that is in it ſelf DiſhonourableDishonorable: And if there be not, your inward Peace, by the Teſtimony of a good …With rule… whether there be any thing that you unite for, that is in it ſelf DiſhonourableDishonorable: And if there be not, your inward Peace, by the Teſtimony of a good …
John Shower · Sermon 15 November 1697 · p. 35 · Open in the reader
Commentary Upon Genesis 1-3 A65748
- Printed1. DiſhonourableDishonorable both to God and our ſelves.With rule1. DiſhonourableDishonorable both to God and our ſelves.
John White · Commentary Upon Genesis 1-3 · p. 78 · Open in the reader
Sermons on Psalm 18:23 A65936
- Printed… tho' not your beloved ones) but if they be prevailing ones, they are very DiſhonourableDishonorable to God, uncomfortable, and prejudicial both to your ſelves and others. Pray you may …With rule… tho' not your beloved ones) but if they be prevailing ones, they are very DiſhonourableDishonorable to God, uncomfortable, and prejudicial both to your ſelves and others. Pray you may …
John Whitlock · Sermons on Psalm 18:23 · p. 40 · Open in the reader
Man Made Righteousness by Christs Obedience A66352
- Printed… Essential Glory of the Son of God. 2. He describes the Fall of Man very DishonourableDishonorable to God. 3. He much mistakes - what is most properly the Glory of God. 4. He …With rule… Essential Glory of the Son of God. 2. He describes the Fall of Man very DishonourableDishonorable to God. 3. He much mistakes - what is most properly the Glory of God. 4. He …
Daniel Williams · Man Made Righteousness by Christs Obedience · p. 208 · Open in the reader
The Abuse of Gods Grace A79826
- Printed… doth he abuſe his hopes by living like a ſcullion, and conſorting with beggars: DiſhonourableDishonorable imployments are below Royal ſtate. Many hope to wear the white robes of glory …With rule… doth he abuſe his hopes by living like a ſcullion, and conſorting with beggars: DiſhonourableDishonorable imployments are below Royal ſtate. Many hope to wear the white robes of glory …
Nicholas Clagett · The Abuse of Gods Grace · p. 61 · Open in the reader
Exposition of Jude A87554
- Printed… perſon runs downe the hill and cannot ſtop his courſe in ſin. 5. It's a DiſhonourableDishonorable ſin to be the body; and 1 Cor. 6.18. peculiarly ſaid to be againſt the body …With rule… perſon runs downe the hill and cannot ſtop his courſe in ſin. 5. It's a DiſhonourableDishonorable ſin to be the body; and 1 Cor. 6.18. peculiarly ſaid to be againſt the body …
William Jenkyn · Exposition of Jude · p. 564 · Open in the reader
The Churchs Quarrel Espoused N01398
- PrintedThis is very DiſhonourableDishonorable, and alſo a very Unreaſonable Incroachment upon the Officers and Government of the Churches.With ruleThis is very DiſhonourableDishonorable, and alſo a very Unreaſonable Incroachment upon the Officers and Government of the Churches.
John Wise · The Churchs Quarrel Espoused · p. 68 · Open in the reader
A Complete Body of Divinity N02384
- Printed3. THE avoiding of a DiſhonourableDishonorable or Cruel Death. When Men know their Death is deſigned, and they expect to …With rule3. THE avoiding of a DiſhonourableDishonorable or Cruel Death. When Men know their Death is deſigned, and they expect to …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 664 · Open in the reader
- Printed… without Warrant) from the Poſt in which God hath ſet him, which is highly DiſhonourableDishonorable to his Lord; and leaves a juſt Note of Infamy upon his own Name …With rule… without Warrant) from the Poſt in which God hath ſet him, which is highly DiſhonourableDishonorable to his Lord; and leaves a juſt Note of Infamy upon his own Name …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 664 · Open in the reader
- Printed… Corroborate in us the Hatred of this Luſt, looking upon it as Vile, Bruitiſh, DiſhonourableDishonorable; and that which procure the Wrath of God, and ſhut us out of the …With rule… Corroborate in us the Hatred of this Luſt, looking upon it as Vile, Bruitiſh, DiſhonourableDishonorable; and that which procure the Wrath of God, and ſhut us out of the …
Samuel Willard · A Complete Body of Divinity · p. 671 · Open in the reader